<p>The former president's health has deteriorated further, AKI reported citing the Youm7 website.<br /><br />Egypt's Prosecutor General Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud Wednesday ordered the detention of Mubarak and his sons, Alaa and Gamal, the official MENA news agency said.<br /><br />Mubarak now might be admitted to a military hospital in Cairo, Youm7 said. He had suffered a heart attack during questioning by prosecutors.<br /><br />He and his sons face charges of use of violence against protesters, power abuse and embezzlement of public funds, MENA said.<br /><br />Mubarak's sons arrived at the Tora prison in southern Cairo Wednesday morning, according to Xinhua.<br /><br />They "turned in their civil outfits, mobile phones, wallets and all other belongings to be put inside the prison's safe" after they got out of the police vehicles, it said.<br /><br />Looking "bewildered and distressed", they declined to eat breakfast and only asked for bottles of water from the prison's cafeteria.<br /><br />Mubarak, 82, was hospitalised Tuesday in Sharm el-Sheikh tourist resort after suffering a heart attack during questioning by prosecutors.<br /><br />He had refused to eat or drink after learning Tuesday morning that he was to be questioned by the investigators, sources said.<br /><br />He will be moved to a military hospital in Cairo, where he will undergo further investigation, the state-run al-Ahram newspaper reported.<br /><br />Mubarak has suffered from health problems in recent years and went to Germany for gall bladder surgery in March 2010.<br /><br />Egypt's justice ministry said the questioning of Mubarak will resume in the hospital after his health stabilises.<br /><br />Mubarak was forced to quit power after a 30-year rule following 18 days of nationwide demonstrations which left some 384 people dead. He resigned Feb 11 and left for the Red Sea resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, from where he hails.<br /><br />Mubarak has denied all accusations in an audio tape aired by Al-Arabiya TV.</p>
<p>The former president's health has deteriorated further, AKI reported citing the Youm7 website.<br /><br />Egypt's Prosecutor General Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud Wednesday ordered the detention of Mubarak and his sons, Alaa and Gamal, the official MENA news agency said.<br /><br />Mubarak now might be admitted to a military hospital in Cairo, Youm7 said. He had suffered a heart attack during questioning by prosecutors.<br /><br />He and his sons face charges of use of violence against protesters, power abuse and embezzlement of public funds, MENA said.<br /><br />Mubarak's sons arrived at the Tora prison in southern Cairo Wednesday morning, according to Xinhua.<br /><br />They "turned in their civil outfits, mobile phones, wallets and all other belongings to be put inside the prison's safe" after they got out of the police vehicles, it said.<br /><br />Looking "bewildered and distressed", they declined to eat breakfast and only asked for bottles of water from the prison's cafeteria.<br /><br />Mubarak, 82, was hospitalised Tuesday in Sharm el-Sheikh tourist resort after suffering a heart attack during questioning by prosecutors.<br /><br />He had refused to eat or drink after learning Tuesday morning that he was to be questioned by the investigators, sources said.<br /><br />He will be moved to a military hospital in Cairo, where he will undergo further investigation, the state-run al-Ahram newspaper reported.<br /><br />Mubarak has suffered from health problems in recent years and went to Germany for gall bladder surgery in March 2010.<br /><br />Egypt's justice ministry said the questioning of Mubarak will resume in the hospital after his health stabilises.<br /><br />Mubarak was forced to quit power after a 30-year rule following 18 days of nationwide demonstrations which left some 384 people dead. He resigned Feb 11 and left for the Red Sea resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, from where he hails.<br /><br />Mubarak has denied all accusations in an audio tape aired by Al-Arabiya TV.</p>